120.978 Public Access to Health Insurance Policy Options Available to Government Employees
120.978 Public Access to Health Insurance Policy Options Available to Government Employees: SUNSET HOD 2013
117.988 Role of Organized Medicine in Cyberspace Evaluations of Physicians
117.988 Role of Organized Medicine in Cyberspace Evaluations of Physicians: SUNSET HOD 2020
120.977 Patients’ Out of Pocket Financial Responsibility for Emergency Room Services Provided
120.977 Patients’ Out of Pocket Financial Responsibility for Emergency Room Services Provided: SUNSET HOD 2014
120.976 Geriatric Care
120.976 Geriatric Care: MSSNY will work to assure appropriate reimbursement by all payors for care provided to the elderly. (HOD 2004-62; Reaffirmed HOD 2014; Reaffirmed HOD 2024)
117.987 Internet Ranking/Rating of Physicians
117.987 Internet Ranking/Rating of Physicians The Medical Society of the State of New York will: (1)work with appropriate entities to encourage the adoption of guidelines and standards consistent with AMA policy governing the public release and accurate use of physician data; (2) continue pursuing initiatives to identify and offer tools
120.975 Home Visits
120.975 Home Visits: MSSNY work to assure appropriate reimbursement for rendering care to homebound individuals. (HOD 2004-64; Reaffirmed HOD 2014; Reaffirmed HOD 2024)
120.974 Access to Health Insurance for Domestic Partners
120.974 Access to Health Insurance for Domestic Partners: (Sunset HOD 2016)
120.973 Health Promotion Visits
120.973 Health Promotion Visits: (Sunset HOD 2017)
120.972 Association Health Insurance
120.972 Association Health Insurance: MSSNY will seek legislation or regulation to enable insurers to provide association-specific health insurance alternatives for 501(c)(6) not-for-profit associations in the State of New York. (HOD 2007-211; Reaffirmed HOD 2017)
120.971 Medical Outsourcing
120.971 Medical Outsourcing: MSSNY will request legislation to prevent insurance companies from incentivizing subscribers in this state to have to go overseas for medical treatment that could be provided locally and, through the American Medical Association, request federal legislation to prevent insurance companies from incentivizing subscribers to go overseas for medical
